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ltcreads40's review against another edition
4.0
Davis and Scott
Another super cute story featuring a redeemable Scott and lovable single dad, Davis. These two men had some obstacles to deal with, mainly Scott coming to terms with being gay, but eventually they were able to overcome everything and find their happily ever after.
Another super cute story featuring a redeemable Scott and lovable single dad, Davis. These two men had some obstacles to deal with, mainly Scott coming to terms with being gay, but eventually they were able to overcome everything and find their happily ever after.
toddles's review
emotional
funny
hopeful
inspiring
lighthearted
reflective
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.5
geeknb's review
4.0
Great redemption tale. Carter's bully in book one gets a chance to prove he's not such a bad guy.
Comparatively low angst considering the subject matter (internalized homophobia) with most of the conflict unsurprisingly internal.
Lovely slow burn romance as Scott and Davis become friends before lovers.
Comparatively low angst considering the subject matter (internalized homophobia) with most of the conflict unsurprisingly internal.
Lovely slow burn romance as Scott and Davis become friends before lovers.
thaisdematte's review
3.0
2.5
Didn't hold my interesting after 50%, so I ended up skiming 'til the end.
Didn't hold my interesting after 50%, so I ended up skiming 'til the end.
bwood95's review
emotional
funny
lighthearted
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? No
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
1.75
mathmagicalreader's review against another edition
emotional
hopeful
lighthearted
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
3.75
kady_cordova's review
5.0
🌟🌟🌟🌟 4.5 stars
🔥🔥🔥 Heat Level: 3.5
Sweet, endearing, passionate and forgiving. I loved it!!
Becca has a way with words and characters and I felt her ability to turn my heart over for Dr. Dickwad aka Scott was just wonderful. After reading Let Me Show You, I really wanted Davis’s story and wanted to know more about the beautiful single dad and his adorable daughter Libby. Becca does not disappoint. This story is witty, healing, sexy and sweet!!
I loved that there was so much more to both Davis and Scott but I felt for Scott and his story and loved his progress and journey to become comfortable with himself and his sexuality. I loved how I was able to go from hating him in book one and his treatment of Carter to understanding, forgiveness, and love in this story. The journey for redemption and to forgive one’s self is never easy and Becca wormed these characters into my heart. I love that we got more of Carter and Tanner, along with all the wit and shenanigans that go on with each of these somewhat unfiltered personalities.
Scott and Davis are perfect together and I love the family they have created. While can be read as a standalone I loved Tanner and Carter and would recommend reading all about them too. Great wit, charismatic characters, and a heartwarming “made family”, makes for a great story, I loved it!!
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🔥🔥🔥 Heat Level: 3.5
Sweet, endearing, passionate and forgiving. I loved it!!
Becca has a way with words and characters and I felt her ability to turn my heart over for Dr. Dickwad aka Scott was just wonderful. After reading Let Me Show You, I really wanted Davis’s story and wanted to know more about the beautiful single dad and his adorable daughter Libby. Becca does not disappoint. This story is witty, healing, sexy and sweet!!
I loved that there was so much more to both Davis and Scott but I felt for Scott and his story and loved his progress and journey to become comfortable with himself and his sexuality. I loved how I was able to go from hating him in book one and his treatment of Carter to understanding, forgiveness, and love in this story. The journey for redemption and to forgive one’s self is never easy and Becca wormed these characters into my heart. I love that we got more of Carter and Tanner, along with all the wit and shenanigans that go on with each of these somewhat unfiltered personalities.
Scott and Davis are perfect together and I love the family they have created. While can be read as a standalone I loved Tanner and Carter and would recommend reading all about them too. Great wit, charismatic characters, and a heartwarming “made family”, makes for a great story, I loved it!!
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dharshanirymond's review
2.0
'redemption' troupe is good but the 'bad' that Scott had done towards Carter was just described as 'bad bigotry' and nothing else. Surely Carter wouldn't have been the only person he acted that way?
bfdbookblog's review
5.0
4.5 Stars so rounding up to 5.
Wow…I was surprised with this one. Book one left me wanting a bit…it was short and felt a bit rushed. The pacing of this book was much better, the story more developed and just better IMHO. There is very little angst – more internal struggle than anything, which is organic and well-written – and what little is there is resolved quickly and handled very well.
I suppose this could be read as a standalone but to fully understand the animosity toward Scott and the reason for it, I recommend reading Let Me Show You first.
Scott is still coming to grips with his sexuality, getting out from underneath his father’s heavy hand and deciding what he wants to do with his life. Davis befriending him is the best thing for Scott. Because Davis is a father he can’t rush into a relationship so their friends-to-lovers, slow burn connection is perfect for both.
Tanner and Carter play big parts in this book which may be another reason to read their book first.
I would be on board with seeing more of these characters or revisiting characters in this town if the books are as good as this one. Definite thumbs up from me on this one!
Wow…I was surprised with this one. Book one left me wanting a bit…it was short and felt a bit rushed. The pacing of this book was much better, the story more developed and just better IMHO. There is very little angst – more internal struggle than anything, which is organic and well-written – and what little is there is resolved quickly and handled very well.
I suppose this could be read as a standalone but to fully understand the animosity toward Scott and the reason for it, I recommend reading Let Me Show You first.
Scott is still coming to grips with his sexuality, getting out from underneath his father’s heavy hand and deciding what he wants to do with his life. Davis befriending him is the best thing for Scott. Because Davis is a father he can’t rush into a relationship so their friends-to-lovers, slow burn connection is perfect for both.
Tanner and Carter play big parts in this book which may be another reason to read their book first.
I would be on board with seeing more of these characters or revisiting characters in this town if the books are as good as this one. Definite thumbs up from me on this one!